Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-09-14
SPRAY OF THE L

Judge Rolfe and Mr.. Matkin returned
to-day from Helena.
- Great Falls boasts Of two first-class
bakeries-Gerlach's and Zingle's.
Fresh hams, breakfast bacon. ranch
butter and eggs at j. III. Mcknight s. Co.'S.
The leading stationery house in Mon
tana, +. P. Company, Helena. See their
"ad."
Miss S. A. McBrine expects to arrive in
town tomorrow and will open school on
Wednesday morning.
Cunningham, the telegraph man, is
seriously considering embarking in a new
vocation-horse breaking.
Mr.. Holcomb, who took an active part
in promoting the success of the Cascade
bill, has returned from Helena.
Judge Douglas who worked hard at
Helena for the success of the Cascade
county bill, returned last evening.
Mr.. Louis G. Phelps, who represented
the banking interests of the city in the
Cascade campaign, has returned from
Helena.
We regret to learn that County Commits
sioner Wegner has been confined to his
house by fever and rheumatism since his
return from Benton.
Miss Susie Handley will open alaundry
in the Speer building, First-avenue
South. Ali work entrusted to her will be
done up in first-class style.
The clog-dancing of Sylvenio and
.xl... OF 4l>az J,ap1o5.E Ia, crN.A r fTI,a
other artists of the sApex Comedy Com
pany'' are not in good form.
Saturday night the a~strictly moral
show was attended by many moral peo-
pie and by several of those who do not
publicly boast Of their morality.
Mail orders of all kinds of stationery,
office supplies, blank books, writing ink.
etc. If sent to the Journal Publishing
Company, Helena, will have prompt at
tention.
Secretary Nichols returned last even
ing from Helena and received hearty CON
gratulations on the success of the Cascade
county bill, for which he labored SO
zealously.
Between jollifying over the passage of
the Cascade county bill and exhilerating
at the first night Of "a strictly moral
show the boys are almost surfeited with
joy and pleasure.
The general opinion of those who
witnessed the races Saturday afternoon
was that the affairs were cut-and-dried.
Hippodrome sporting events are tiresame,
and the Wonid-he sports who arrange
them had better take a tumble.
A. II. Levy OF Milwaukee arrived in
town on SlndaT's coach, after a short
stay III Helena where he aided tho Great
Falls delegation in celebrating the pas
sage of the Cascade bill. Mr.. Levy will
help HI. Harris sell the largest stock
OF fine clothing in the "Fnfure Crest.
Il. ID. Merrill, represenfiagG G. p. scher-
merhorn Merchant Tailor, will be IN the
city d few DAYS. He has a full line of
English. French, Scotch aud German
cloths. also the finest beaver cloths for
t~,vereoafs ever shown In Montana. Perfect
hts guaranteed, and prices lower than any
house in the terrltorr.
i w~elI-knnMn man-abOut-teWn who nc-
euried d cllairi11 fIerighf p~rosceninm box
af the Peoples Saturday night repeatedly
exclaimed. 20, for a dead cat. As the
gentleman Is IN aveWed asti,etic dranlatist
lie undoubtedly Wanted the deceased
feline for destructive purposes on the
cripple ii the first play.
FooIing with q Snake.
II Fort Eshaw the other day : man be-
ar~~sr~ ynthA f,ssf nIiIa uudar the